So Sorry

As the Opposition parties in their meeting convened by Sonia Gandhi
planned to corner the Centre over the issues of Dalits, employment and
discrimination against minorities, it is Nitish Kumar's skipping the
meet that has hurt their plans to present a united anti-BJP front.

Kapil Mishra, who served as Water Supply minister, was removed from the
post after he claimed that he has evidence to show that Arvind Kejriwal
and his cabinet colleague Satyendra Jain were involved in corruption.
Mishra had said he saw Kejriwal receiving Rs 2 crore unaccounted money
from Jain.

The NDA-led government has completed three years in office. While the Opposition has been targeting the Centre over implementation of various policies, the BJP government is moving forward unfazed.

Demonetisation and the massive drive to weed out corruption from the nation
have been well received by the populace.

The note ban drive was seen as an opportunity by the Opposition to corner
the NDA government. However, despite the clamour by the opposition
leaders, people welcomed the move to fight corruption and black money.

None of the opposition parties have succeeded in denting the Modi wave. It
remains to be seen if the NDA government will get to continue its dream
run in 2019 Assembly Elections.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party has been making the headlines
regularly, and not for the right reasons. From EVM tampering to loss in
MCD elections to Kapil Mishra's allegations, there is only sad news with regards to AAP.

The latest video of So Sorry tries to portray the funny side of the recent
decision of the Centre of an Aadhaar-like unique identification (UID) number
for cows which would have all the details regarding the animal.

The government's ban on red beacons atop VVIPs' vehicles came into effect on
Monday. But the neta in this video isn't happy to sit in traffic like
everyone else! Watch him try a number of ways to solve his predicament.

With just a few days left for the Election Commission of India's
hack-our-EVMs challenge, here's a look what may happen when different
political parties and their leaders attempt to examine the voting machines.
Spoiler: Arvind Kejriwal is going to find something fishy.

The Delhi High Court refused to entertain a plea that sought to restrain the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government from paying Rs 1.22 crore to Ram
Jethmalani for appearing on behalf of Arvind Kejriwal in a defamation
case filed by Arun Jaitley.